What could this be? :)

[ScubaFish802]

Here is the article: https://firsttimemarinekeeper.com/2019/06/04/critter-identification-hydroid-jellyfish/

I think this was crossed off the list already above^

 

[Diamond2906]

Here is the article: https://firsttimemarinekeeper.com/2019/06/04/critter-identification-hydroid-jellyfish/

I have a 6 line, it doesn't look anything like that though.. and it glows under the LED like coral ill charge up my go pro and try get you a better photo

 

[MnFish1]

I think this was crossed off the list already above^

I agree - I do not think it is - I posted the article to give more information to the OP - to see if she can see better in her tank - whether it matches or not - and also to reassure that - its not going to be a problem or something to worry about (if by chance thats what it is). it wasn't crossed off the list - the OP was still asking...Or did I miss it?

 

[MnFish1]

Hope this helps: https://critterguide.ca/ball-anemone/

 

[ScubaFish802]

I have a 6 line, it doesn't look anything like that though.. and it glows under the LED like coral ill charge up my go pro and try get you a better photo

You could try compressing the photo that is too large. Usually can do on google for free if you search “compressing photo”. Might let you post it that way.

I agree - I do not think it is - I posted the article to give more information to the OP - to see if she can see better in her tank - whether it matches or not - and also to reassure that - its not going to be a problem or something to worry about (if by chance thats what it is). it wasn't crossed off the list - the OP was still asking...Or did I miss it?

Sorry, another member posted the same photo you linked to, and the OP said they didn’t look like that. Making sure we are all on the same page

 

[Diamond2906]

Hope this helps: https://critterguide.ca/ball-anemone/

Thank you.. it doesn't look like any of those lol I think I'll just had to watch and wait to see if it gets any bigger.. it turned the lights down briefly and it tucked away

 

[Diamond2906]

Thank you.. it doesn't look like any of those lol I think I'll just had to watch and wait to see if it gets any bigger.. it turned the lights down briefly and it tucked away

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[vetteguy53081]

Have any clearer pics ?

 

[vetteguy53081]

I can say one thing- that center almost looks like that of alveopora

 

[MnFish1]

Sorry, another member posted the same photo you linked to, and the OP said they didn’t look like that. Making sure we are all on the same page

No problem - I thought she might be interested in the whole article - not just the picture

 

[ScubaFish802]

No problem - I thought she might be interested in the whole article - not just the picture

Hopefully we can get another pic to confirm!

 

[MnFish1]

Hopefully we can get another pic to confirm!

To me the fluorescence makes it look much more like the ball anemone (which is actually a mushroom)

 

[SHNICI]

To me the fluorescence makes it look much more like the ball anemone (which is actually a mushroom)

+1 for ball anemone, I got one SP of them which for week pup probably 20 in a 3-4sq inches area. week later most vanished but still have few here and here.
My look completely like yours under blue and RB light

P.S. I have 4-5 different SP ball anemone in my tank, they are very interesting to me, to watch catching particles from the water and eat

 

[Diamond2906]

Update picture if this is any clearer?

 

[SHNICI]

Update picture if this is any clearer?

Ball anemone like we say 100%
Under some of the blue light spectrums they fluorescence nice colors (can be green, blue, yellow, orange, red ...) lovely

 

[Diamond2906]

Ball anemone like we say 100%

There's like 10 of them

 

[vetteguy53081]

Ball anemone no doubt

 

[SHNICI]

There's like 10 of them

Told you, for just a week I got 20+ on 3-4 square inches. Can be week and half, but don't believe to be longer when I saw them 1st time and notice how many they are for days only. On that bit of LR was 3-4 when I put it in my tank.

 

[SHNICI]

you can see something funny: take peace of meaty food (small 1-2.5mm), stop the water flows in your DT (the water to be calm enough, just not to move them at all), with tweezers keeping the food touch any of the balls and watch (my are moving most of the tentacles to catch the food, and they are very sticky)

 

[Diamond2906]

Thank you everyone